January 21, 2026
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44:43Now PlayingKeir Starmer finally finds his backbone at PMQs, and Laura and Seán are here to react to it. They break down a fiery Prime Minister’s Questions where Starmer, seemingly emboldened by the passionate defences of the world order from leaders like Emmanuel Macron and Ursula von der Leyen at Davos, at last stands up to Donald Trump over his threats on Greenland and European economies.
Starmer tells the House he will not yield to Trump’s tariff threats or intimidation, declaring that the future of Greenland belongs to the people of Greenland and Denmark alone.
Kemi Badenoch goes on the attack over the Chagos deal, accusing Starmer of weakness and demanding the money be spent on defence instead. Starmer fires back, claiming Badenoch is parroting rhetoric deliberately peddled by Trump to undermine British solidarity with Greenland, accusing the opposition of “naked opportunism”.
There’s drama across the chamber too, with shouting, disorder, and one MP being told to leave the House of Commons as tempers boil over. From Greenland and tariffs to NATO, defence spending and Britain’s place in a changing world, this PMQs had it all!
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